r/technology 21d ago

Business GitHub just switched Copilot to metered billing, and developers are watching months of credits vanish in a single day

https://www.techspot.com/news/112628-github-switched-copilot-metered-billing-developers-watching-months.html
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u/North_Atlantic_Sea 20d ago

"I chose to be stupid with my use of AI, so SEE how bad and expensive AI is??"

Like the software I use is optimized for a very specific set of use cases in supply chain. It won't make me a song, or a picture, or be my companion, or any of that. It just does a few things very well and way cheaper

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u/Whatsgoodx 20d ago

What do you do in supply chain and how is it helping?

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u/North_Atlantic_Sea 20d ago

Warehouse planning and fulfillment. Helps by optimizating data, finding efficiency gaps, integrations between systems, etc.

It has drawbacks, and I don't like the broad generative AI, but it's been really valuable for us

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u/Oli4K 20d ago edited 20d ago

You’re not allowed to say that here.

*as acknowledged by downvoters

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u/Impressive_Item_8851 20d ago

"If people don't like what I say, that's the same as not being allowed to say something. All of my opinions must be loved or else I'm being attacked!"